Mr Wengers last ever home match against our now biggest rivals Burnley.Anti climax after the Europa disappointment and I suppose it will feel like a Wenger type testimonial .Should get a rousing reception and have his name sung for most of the game, but that didn't really happen in the last home game against the Hammers.Result wise do we care ?Who plays do we care ?

“ Arsenal come streaming forward now in surely what will be their last attack. A good ball by Dixon, finding Smith, for Thomas, charging through the midfield. Thomas, it's up for grabs now! Thomas! ”

Tenbob wrote:Mr Wengers last ever home match against our now biggest rivals Burnley.Anti climax after the Europa disappointment and I suppose it will feel like a Wenger type testimonial .Should get a rousing reception and have his name sung for most of the game, but that didn't really happen in the last home game against the Hammers.Result wise do we care ?Who plays do we care ?

I read today that tickets are going for £1800 I find that hard to believe. I do think, however, that it will be a full house.

That all got a bit emotional. They could, however, have got him something new to present to him rather than something they found in a cupboard in the boardroom. Get the booing for the yank but why Sir Chips?

Red Snapper wrote:That all got a bit emotional. They could, however, have got him something new to present to him rather than something they found in a cupboard in the boardroom. Get the booing for the yank but why Sir Chips?

P.S. Nice quality t shirt but I doubt I'll wear it again!

People were booing ? There are some really strange people within the football community. Everton supporters are good example of the modern football fan, as are a very large percentage of Gooners.

Oh well, nothing like a 5-0 win when it's fairly meaningless. Bring on the new Manager.

"Arsene is a perfect fit for Arsenal. This is the classiest club out there" - Graeme Souness.

Very emotional afternoon. Whatever you think about AW he has class he began his speech with a tribute to Sir Alex. I hoped our new coach (probably Klopps assistant) learns to love the club as much as Arsene.